My path

I decided to start training as a psychotherapist quite late, in my early forties. I grew up in Carinthia (Austria) and, after studying Scandinavian and German studies in Vienna, I spent many years of my adult life abroad, including in England, Denmark, Belgium, and Germany.

In addition to my work as a psychotherapist, I was professionally at home in an international and university environment. When I was in my early 40s, I realized that I was neglecting one part of my personality and that my career was too one-sided. That's why I set out on a journey to find the raison d'être for this other pole, which no longer wanted to be oppressed.

Since I myself have taken this path of a fundamental career change and have become very happy with it, one of my therapeutic focus lies in finding out, whether the current life path of the clients might require a change that is necessary for the well-being of the psyche, since the psyche strives for wholeness and suffers when talents and strengths cannot be lived out or are neglected.